It’s time to discover version 113 of Firefox. This time, Mozilla has added a number of very practical features for users, in addition to emphasizing privacy and improving existing options. A quick overview of what awaits you with this latest update.
Barely a month ago, Mozilla offered us Firefox 112 which, if it was a relatively lukewarm update, at least had the merit of bringing the pull and refresh much awaited by users. With Firefox 113, available since today, the organization has gone into overdrive. No big revolutions on the program, but some well-thought-out features that will undoubtedly improve your experience on the browser.
Let’s start with what is arguably the most notable new feature of this latest update: the blocking of third-party cookies and tracker storage in incognito windows. Mozilla has always made the protection of privacy its workhorse, which is therefore confirmed with Firefox 113. This is not the only novelty that goes in this direction. Indeed, the password generator now includes special characters, which significantly increases its efficiency.
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Here’s everything new in Firefox 113
Emphasis is also given on the control left to users. Also, the search bar now allows you to delete its results history, as well as to deactivate the proposals of sponsored links by Firefox. In addition, it is no longer necessary to scroll to view both the search results and the terms of the said search.
Another notable improvement, the Picture-in-Picture mode now allows you to rewind the video and makes it easier to switch to full screen mode. Similarly, the window now displays the duration of the video. Finally, several new features should be noted in terms of accessibility. These are found in particular at the level of performance improvements, which make the browser more pleasant for all users.
